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FINANCE AND \ TRADE ABE
The Featured OF tho Money and Stock
NJ aNfFi 44gLs Marx ats Ei555g,ss u I, ~ ~ y

M q, Markets. ~ ~ M, /
NEW fonx, Dot. 2t.-Monoy on cali easy at Sta
I per cent, closed offered at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper at Gas per cent Sterling OK;
change dull but firm at u sl1ssl ssss. An
Inc stock market today was moderately active
urn 80 strong this morning. and vita quiet
CUISINES, piees rose slowly with the granren most
! 1O,s IL ,he trading noon there was
ugion Pacific became. the leader, aud tho best
prices q the day were reached b,iween one and
Two oclGck after which the list recedei faction,
me useline was checked by $50. however, and he
CLOSE vas quiet and tlrm At fractional adyauces
rom tne openlpg laguics. Everything Is hIgher
and Oregon Nayigstlou and Uhiesgo, BuflinVtSnd
quincy are Up ", Manhattan and Lake File &
MSsefn preisrted ~, Ney York Central end MAn.
i!oba ~, Omaha and Colorado Coal IL and san
M E,snclsco preferred per cent saas ssl a
Railroad ~, bonds were little more active; sales
y Government bonds were dull but firm, 5',S
N IfuI .HA
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DITTSBURGH, OINOINNATT - N

pITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & sT.
a LOUIS RAILWAY CO.-Panhandle Route
Under schedule in eject MAY Is, 1857, trsins
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For Hteu.
800 p. m. For Steubenville, sos .. m, The 6:S3
q. m. and sos p. trs!ns make direct connection
Tor Columbus. Cincinnati. Icdianspolis aud Chi.
cago. The 1885 p. m. train makes direct oonnec
Trans arrive OF Wheeling. Oils L. M, 600 a. m
2:45 o. m. and 600 D. MOI
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FTNHE STATE OF WEsTsVIRGINIAS
h OHIO COUNTY, h Ctr 3 "a 5its7
In tho Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Viz.
gluia. October Rules, 1887 ~. s5iij
Benjamin 2. Allison, administrntorl y ,
OF tho estate Of b. J. Smyta. del "a ID z
ceased. a. .5yII-z y s-l,s-l 40. IN chHncnYv
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Government bonds were dull but firm
snte bonds were dull and steady. 4; <
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Northwest. consola.Ia7 \
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! SLID 8. +. Gen. MIN
! l5t. Paul cons0ls...ml2Ssi
IT. r., q. d F., drsA.ll5
M9lTex.d Pac. landgr'S. l65<
J Tex. d PGc. b. q. OK. h.
TIA couponR.......... 64L
III Union Fac. drsN...llax
n west shore.....-...... %
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PITTSBURGH, PA, Oct. % Petroleum irrcgula,
cs! 1O1c; lowest G71Sc. Eia -
BRAnronD, Pa, Oct 26-Opcned at 7oHc; closed
2,356 cO0 barrels, = 1854 NJ "A -
rIIu6vn1R, "a. Oct 2G-opened a. 7oXo; high
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CisCIskAy1, O., Oct &c Flour quiet, whca,
easy; NO, rod 74c: receipts 1900 bushels: ship.
metN LOO bushels. Corn stronger: No mixed
Ann: NO ?. 5Ihad55Ie Pork orli ii at slS & Laid
lrmer at 6 go, Bulk meats and bacon outlet and
unbalanced. Whisky tirm: sales Of 1853 barrels on
hasis Of 81 q: Butter firm; fancy creamery 2ss
Eggs tim at lSc Cheesc a. sor -
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y Many ties bind the tracklayer$ to hin
business, Nc III, n 7YI
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G b: 0'1;':tdEqatrtrl:Ri:,';s;,
ART VS.. SOUL.

{. 5on'os, Nos. % and 81 rouurt een,i, street.
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BnEiNokR: PEI. E:6..%hoa1, weatern fiirly ac.
So;fc; November SlaSlhc; December SsTasai<tc..
January siAsstAc tiorr. western All and
steady: mixEd spot 50,laE096c; October Sas0iIr
ysr asiMa,se Oats steady western white s5asc:
Msts pork SIS olal5 o. Lsrd, refined SOcc% Eos
fairly active and trim ut PABLO. Coffee dill ana
easy RIO carsoes, ordinary to fair lSlialSIo,
.ToLSno.S Oct. 2G:-Whcat lower and weak: cash
49,: 4 octeesr fsHe: November 1896 december
Oats quiet: Msy 3lkc.G GloveIseeH ac rs 1I IA
STEADY; cash 81 D January 81 l91s; February 81 %
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Petroleum,

New. YonK, Oct. 26-Petroleum opened strong a,
70Nc, advanced 10 In the frs. tow minutes at mi
point, breathing The market aud catiIng II 10 de.
cline. before noon the tone improved and rally
Covered md tho market Closed st,onT nj ;0sIc
SnfA 3GS mn Ia rrpla --tllT 1858 - VIZ
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.Untold agony. from catarrb.D

Prof. ". HAussER, the famous mesmcrlst,
Of Ithaca, N. T., writes: Some ten years ngo
i suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family. physician gave me up us
incurablc. md sud I must die. My caso was
such bad one, that every day, townrtls cum
set, my voice would become SO hoaruc could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing Of my throat would
almost stringle inc. BY tho use OF DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, was a well
man, ind the euro Inns been permanent" =
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1dR-oUorArIoKs CIosYD MN. |


NEW rosx, Oct, 20.-yiour, receipts sc52 pacs.
ages; exports 93s barrels and 9,7i0 sacks, sales
SOol barrels: market active and drm: patton. Min.
nes s extra good to prime 81 bo44 10: fancy do
5000 bu hes: sales sold Oo5 bushels Of futures and
l7aoO0 oushelA Of spot: options closed steady; No,
Y spring S3Ho; ungfad0d red HI54GS6lSc: No 2 rei
November Ss1SasS3fe, closing at 8S111c: December
AAasi7%c, closing at sac; January IS b.l6ls51ac.
slSstng Nv az S sS,,o February closing II
0Oc. closing stSDzc. Corn receipts ss2so busSeis:
exports $3.50 busnels sales l,26i QUO bushels OF iu.
lures and $4,000 bushcls OF spot; SPOT active and
higher; ungrxded 625<a5S1ic: No. 2 October 5I;fa
h.3sc: closing al b2%c: November 52l+a524c, clos.
ing At 62%e; Desember 5tsss52&o, closing al 52Xo:
g 9.lGc, closlDg atbs5c Oss recelps o. ~ bush.
els; exports 1900 bushels; sxes 1900 bushels Of
futures and $4,000 bushels Of spot; sr0t Xaic
aigner and moderately active; mixed western 3a
10: white DO aSaioe. Hay firm and in fair request,
HOPS steady and quiet; California Galsc. Coffee,
closed weak; sales 1ls,oo0 bags: October IL. 70a
10 s5c: November 1880; December l6.hsalB $50:
January 10 40alG Go: February 49, COO: March
10 ioe!S 55c; April 16 5Qal6.5Oc: May 10 o5aiG 4sc
June ~ Eal6 400; July l6?QslG aSc; August Id O5a
% Nc; septemher 10 9Oald00c. Sugar strong and
Ne; refined Gull and wesk: extra q SKA; white
extra Obta5sIc: Off A $3.50. standard 4 SIC; cut.
Loaf and crushed GNa'o: powdered 6tlaG1<G: graru.
lated g'sci cubos Sse. Molasses dull. Rice Uuet
aud steady Tallow firm. Ro.in tteady, TufIcn.
tue dull, Eggs In fair demand; receipts 4.7s2
meats ailist and generally steady. Laid 7aI0
poinls higher but less active; Western steam spot
Dc; October S6aS Geo; November q 63iC &c:
December 6sa6 6!c: january 6.G2aG &C: Febtuary
paas 9se; May 6.s6a8 $50: city steam G7oc. Butter
Gull snd unchanged Cheeso in better demand
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Tho rhentricnl Profe. .Io,p.,

Merit Will win md receive public recognition and
praise Facts, which arc tho outcome OF general cS.
per!cnce, growing through years Of critical mud
practical test, become rs rooted and immorable ny
tho rock Of Gibraltar in PUBLIC opinion, and enca-
forth need further guarantee as to thelr gcnu..
incnoss. The ind!sputablo fact that Swifts Specific
Is tic best blood purifier In tho world Is ono OF these
immoynbls Gibraltar rock facts OF which wc l,avo
yctoii deeper mi! deeper In public opinion. Every
class OF our people Iii. America md In Europe,
medical profession, havo borno voluntary tc sI
mony q iho rsmarkhblo yirtues Of ). g. 3, Md
@ R Ssss III a4s al Ssf g. ss
sands and open 10 tho inspection Of all Now cone.
unsolicited, Two distingushcd members q the thcat
full curative qualities Of tho Specific In their lndt-
yidpal eases. ThSis Testimonials ate herewith sub.
m!t.st e. re npS!lc without further commsnt.lss
NJ famous Thal!a Theatre Company: Of SeW TSts.
and y n he tRSsnc Thenr psru
Thc gentleman IL q we'll known member Of tho Now
YORK 'rialIa Theatre Company, 10th pro we'll krowp
III circles w this country uud In Europo.
.i-sss7 Charlotte Hundo,v's' Testimony. !! :
~, IS: - New .YoRE, Nay Q, 1857.
Swift spcclGc Company, Atlanta, Ga: 70 ~
EGentlcmcn-lI Having been annoyed with pinplcs,
dillon OF my b!0oI for moro thnn d year, used U
leading preparation Of snrsnparll!a aud other ndver:
Hstu EHcCt. lfluu CUuSuNCu IEOVl.
iIcnt physician, md from, his treatment received
nobeneIlt then concluded TO try tho s S. s. fcn-
cdy for tho blood. Gnu fivo or Six packagcS, by q
tharppsh eradication Of my trouble nud restoring
s'a9oii,poSa to my skin, have made mo happy; mud
and publicity Us you wish 10 make Of 1t. - ~
4 e{Ss'' '4glsi tstE{i ,e-7 CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
iSt, S2;4f.7gyt ~ BowcEy, near Canal Street,
Hugo IInsslscrls Testimony \ A.
Tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta: Ga;
~ ~ -.
eczema used tar soaps, sulphur soaps and various
other remedies, md was prescribed for by numbers
OF physcians, but found no relief AT last deter.
mined 10 try tho s. g. S. remedy, and seven or eight
bottles have thoroughly relieved ME, and you cen
usp this certificate III any manner you wish. Ess
A. 81 .l 1919 IIUoo IIAssKEill,
20 !.S ~ Member OF Thalla Theatre Z
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases nailed FREQ. i
sjS * TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., " l4
80 A n -Fl - 80 &. fs.l Drawer s. Atlanta On.
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EAST tnEs1Y, Pa, Oct. cG.-Cat.c- ria
head; shipraents 4Y head : market slow: BRINE
10 eItra 7ha5 90; fair 10 good 81 Goat Is: enman
81 eas IS: feeders s25Gi %; stockers 5! 75as Is
market 1rm Philadelphia 81 7cai so: Yorfers q So
al 90: common 10 fair 81 SCAT 20. shoap-Receipts
l,aoo head: shipments l,401 head; market yery
dull prime 0eai rs: fair to good S. 25a3 Is; COM
mon 81 Coa2 0Oi lambs s. d0aS o. NJ Il"
common md light s. Scat IS; packing and butchers
{! 2;ai 81; tcceips $500 head; shlpmenH i ,So0
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CHICAGO. Oct Tho grain markets opened
easier to.day on Change, but previous ordeIs were
started s'rongerald sold at Higher psices. TndinS
" Tas es1,M w srly good during the early par q
cuies: Corn was quite active to-day. Oas we.o
Si ssuy IN tone and trading way moderate pio
request aud prices steady and unchanged. Wheat
s az Nc No. 2, sI9tns slsS Ea s,pIlng sia
At I!}e; November 7lka7zc. cosits al S TlsSc:
1ases 5Ss.So c!oslag at May III
October t,1<Si2c closing at 4Is1c; November .itSs
t ssc go na a 12c:,Msy 4l1a4.o ciosing Ut
essn Eo.2. 251lo; octobe. 2sIc; Noyenssr 9Snsc.
R Zee 419H $ss; Nay ollsing at 2s
seed. No: l., o. OK Prime timothy sstS 8 piT ia
y IN aSss re,s cash go co: January si2 70
a. 66se: November 6SoaG.35c, Closing at ' 6 ~:
January o iMsahsa 4oS closing at 6S5c; May G.GSs
SHOULDERS oOoab2c snort Gear 7.Coa7. lcc wS.sSy;
~ ~ snnSs.s cntloai e: formulated GtS; standard
os buttSr quiet at lSa2tc for creamery: lGiSs2lc
ior ualfy. Eggs firm at l5AiSc -
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: N, No., ,,,,,,SV.h A. EOhDl deu. PU9. Agent, q

NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL-
" R0AD.-Under schedule in oheot MAY a
1857, trains leave Bridgeport, Central .stsudard
Time: For P:sbnrgh and Cleveland, $40 a. m, !,
l:!2 p. M For Pittsburgh, 10:17 a. m. For Well.
Vile, 4:l2 D. N. For steubenville, 1886 4, ID, For
Martins Ferry, Gas o. m. sr.sf No 4 . ,r'.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport Ct 1853 a. M, 1882
NJ, 2;sd p. NJ, 6l9 p H., 4:b4 p. NJ, and 7:as p. m
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FRED. HUsEsiEiJ, S. - u. y = :
llsif7SS5 TRAY Pass. Agent, Wheeling: Is

& OHIO RAILROAD
Ooeparure Of trains from wheeling. Schedule
In edect October /, lSS7-Esstcrn time; =T,-1lg
Express for Chicago and the Northwest $50 a,
M, Sn ?; m; slb p n daily. and l:l5 p. m daily
kIpress 81 Cincinnati and St Louis. $50 a. m ),
z.nesville accommodation. 7:i5 q M, daily e1.
Zenesville accommodation, arriyc. 6;l5 p. m
daily except sundsy.t -lij6 I
.Fxp,css ior Washington. n. G.. Baltimore Phila.
de,phia and Now York, SEQ =. m and ta5 p. m.
Express trains arrive from Chicago Geo and $50
a: m. and GAS p m. daily and 4:53 m. daily or
Express trains arrive irom St Louis and cinctn.
matt, 4:5S q. n. and GAS p. m. daily. fa n -
y Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BaIu-
more and Washington, D. O., 1850 q. m. and 1o:l5
For Columbus. $50 a. m. and 11:15 D. m. daily.
and lbs p m. daily excapt Sunday. ~ VI -
Tains ar1ivo from Columbus, Ass a. m. daily,
ana S:a5 p. m. daily, and 1885 Am. daily except
!, For ptthursh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m 4
Express. $40 q m l:45 and 100 3, m. daily. Ad.
ditional WY train for Washington. Pa, 5:2o p. M
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, ., 10 and Ills a.
NJ; 6:55 and II 10 p. m daily - -
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, $50 a. m,
For aonndssiie' 100 noon, daily e1cep. Bun.
~. AoundAvillc, 1855 p. M, daily except
S For fairmont, 4:lo p. m. Leave Yairmont, 5:25
q. NJ, daily except Sunday. - -.
!. For Cum berandi $3.50 a. M Leave Cumberland,
7:l5 a. m., daily except Sunday. a - -
For e. Cnrsville, $3.50 q. m. and p. m. daily,
except Sunday, and p. m daily. -, lh[ 49, -
8 From b.. ClaiEsvtllc sos a. m. daily, and lao
and 6:l6 p m: daily, except Sunday. - 81
Haggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders LETT at ticket office, 1900 Mar.
49,. aI.t.,
~ :, I, = :, 9: i. LORD. Gen. Paa. Agent. ~
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I. Anna'chy and smallpox both hang GU. {
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ON CITY, Pa, Oct. c6,-opened at 7OsSc: htghcs,
T9G1: lowest G11Se; closed at 70Hc; sales l0s OCt
barrels; clearanccs 40l20oo barrels; charters Isl
barrels; shipments s2,lg7 barrels; runs 65,li;
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BENARKAL

arrivals tnla h2S
Arrivals last week ..... 4Sj
Arrivals one Year ngo. 90
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GIATEFUL-CONrFoRTING. a.
EPPS'OS COCOA,


"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and n1.
triton. and BY a careful application Of Tho hne
properties Of wcll'seloctcd Cocoa, Nj. Enpa has
provided our breakfast tables with delcately "a.
doetors' bilk. 1t Is by tho judicious use OF such
articles Of diet that constitution may bo gradu.
ally built up until strong enough To resist every
tendency to disease Hundreds Of subtle maladies
thete isa weak point We may escape many a
atal shaft BY keeping ourselves well fortified With
pure blood and properly nouriahed fraue.n-
Civil Service Gd:ek. HsTe G.9is ~ : - 81
only IN half pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus:
JAMES EPP6 y CO., Homeopathic Chemiss,' 4
8 IaI.T1hAa % vs.. ..l,a. INNnnN.t ENaLA AND. y
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Baltimore 1.-Two Stock Market, ,35i
4 OFYlcE oy THE CALvEnroN Stock YARDS. ~ Z
n 50 "a ia ~ MONDAY, Oct 81 lSS7
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YEUsTEE'S SALE " El
Kimberly Farm.

By virtue OF two deeds Of trust nadc 10 ne by
p. i. Kimberly and vile, one date1 October 2S
1881, aud recorded In tho oics OF tho Clerk OF the
County Goure Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ID
Deed Of Trust ook No. u, on page fs5, and Il {
other dated august 0, 1885, ana recorded In said
Ccik'H oilce In Deed o. Trust Book No. q, page
ISL, | shall SCH NJ publI3 auction on .VF3fs'TsI
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LEGAL NOTICES,

". ii HALLRR, Auciicncer. : - = 's osi9
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-20
A CARD.e

The late firm of Messrs. e. A.
Hopkins & Co., having ceased to
exist in consequence of the death
of the lamented senior member of
the firm, we, the surviving members
of the late firm do most respectfully
request all persons indebted to said
firm to do us the favor to settle up
their accounts at as early day. as
possible in order that the entire
business of the firm may be closed
up. The new, beautiful and fine
stock ofgoods already on hand viii!
be closed out at greatly reduced
prices, and great bargains Will be
given, SO as not only to invite pur.
chasers, but to enable US the more
speedily to settle up the business.
Thanking the public and our
friends for their kind patronage,
and humbly soliciting q continual
ton Of tile same, we are most
Respectfully,
PETER IT. II. AYREs,
JOHN w. G. AYREs.
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VIRGINIA:-In the circuit court
' for the county of Accomack, i'll
vacation, August LIST, 1887.
James FL. Honey aid Theodosla,
his wife,. ..........................PltH's.
against.
Hiram r. Polhson, Thomas M.
Poulson and Ellen, his wife, John
e. Poulson and Mary, his wife,
Marion j. PouISon and Sarah, his
wife, Frederick Cooke and Amelia,
his wife. William Justis and Tri-
phenia, his wife, George Martim,Sr.
the husband of Catherine Ponlson,
decd, Triphenia Martin, Hattie
Martin, George Martin, Jr., Eliza
beth Martin, Florence Martin and
BENJAMIN Revell and CLARA, his
win I'D eftS.
IN CnANCERY.
Tie Object of this suit. is to OBJ
tain the decree of the said court
for sale for purposes of Partition
amongst the heirs;at law OF Trl-
phenia Poulson, deceased, of a
certain piece or parcel of land, con
tanning ninety acres, more OF less.
of which said decedent died seized
and possessed, situated in. the
county of Accomack, and bounded
as follows, N. Il. by the land of
VIM. Somers, N. w. by Muddy
creek, S. w. by the land of JAS.
Witham's heirs and S. .. By that
of VIM. Somers.
AfIidavithaving been made before
the clerk of tie said court that the
defendants Elizabeth Martin, Flor
ence Martin, aud Benjamin
Rev,ll and CLARA, his wife, are non
residents of.this State, OIL the mo
ton of the plaintiffs, by their at
torney, it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month af-
ter due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to pro
tect their interests; and that this
order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the 'sPen-
insula Enterprise" newspaper
published at Accomack Court
House in said county and also
posted at the froat door Of the
court house of said county on the
first day of the next term of the
county court Of the said county.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, U. @. :
A Copy.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, &C.
Sam'l T. Ross, p. q.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-20


The Democratic State Commit :
tee meets at Richmond Oh the 3rd
day of September to make arrange
ments, looking to the complete re.
organization Of the party machine
~. The Democrats realize the
great issues involved and the necse
sity for a systematic fight this fall
and propose to leave 10 stone un'
turned, which will contribute to
the success Of the campaign. They
feel Eo strt Of doubt as TO the re.
suit il they do their duty.
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J1IRGINIA:-In the circuit court.
oou,kx nc AapOmnnkS IN

VIRGINIA:-In the circuit court
7 for the county Of Accomack:, IN
vacation, July 18th 1887.
John W. Gillet, creditor OF
Sarah a. Parramore, deceased, w 10
sues for himself and all other the
unsatisfed creditors oil the SAID "a
Sarah A. Parramore, deceased Who
may come in aud contribute their
due proportion of the costs and lex :.
penses Of this uit................Rls1.
against !.
John Fl. Wise, sheriff OF the
county of Accomack, and as snch
administrator de bonisEnon with
the will annexed of said Sarah q.
Parramore, deceased, Annie :.
Parker, the widow, and OthosL.
Parker, Eta G. Parker, GeorgeaD.
Pan ker, Sarah 7. Parker and VIM.
Parker, the children and only8helrs'
at law, of james II. Parker, de-
ceased, Thomas Ii. Parramore and
Angelina, his wife, Levi a. Pur.
nell, John j. Blackstone, trustee IN
% deed of trust bearing date on the
End day Of March 1881 from l,l the
said Thomas Fl. Iarramore and 9!
Angelina, his wife, 10 him for the
benefit of John W. Gillet, and the
said John w. Gil!et............Detts.
In CHANCERY. :
The object Of this suit il to sub
ject the real estate in the county OF
Accomack, known as "Mount.
Wharton whereof Sarah A. Par.
ramure died seized and possessed,
and which by her last wall anc
testament she devised to her sons,
james ii. Parker and ThomassH
Parralnore, to the payment OF the
debts of said testatriX.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk of the said court that
Levi A. PuInell, ole of the defen.
dants in the above entitled cause,
& a nonresident Of this State, on
the motion of the plaintiff, by his
attorneys, it is ordered that he do
appear here within one month at
Ter due publication OF this order
and do What is necessary to pro
lect his elestS; and that this or.
der te published once week for
four successive weeks in the "Pen.
insula Enterprise" a newspaper
published at Accomacl1 Court
House in said county and also
posted at the front door of the
court house Of the said county on
the first day Of the next term OF
tie county court of the said county,
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, Jr., Dy.,
fer John d. Grant, Z. q.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, il, Dy.,
for John d. Grant. G. q.
Gunier u Blackstone, =. q.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-20
FTitsred at the PostcfIice Mt AccGnac
G.. H.. Va. as Secoud-class matter.

Riddlobcrger has been indulglng
in antics of late which suggest that
the "game cock OF the valley" was
either drunk or (ementcd. Unfor-
tunately for him, however, recently
while in the elite of temporary
mental alteration, whatever the
cause that produced it: he offended
once too often and despite his sen
atorial privileges, was imprisoned
like any other offender. lie car
red his buffoonery and disregard
for decency a little too far, in car-
featuring as insane,Judge NewmgsNS
of Woodstock, Va, who promptly
tinod him and ordered him to be
sent to. Jail for contempt. Harry,
OF course, did not go to Jail willing
ly and even said, in that spirit OF
bravado, prompted by his exces-
sive vanity and desire OF notoriety
which frequently possesses him and
" hich by him is too often mistaken
as one. of the characteristics OF a
statesman, that he would like to
SO tho man that would take
him. Harry went, however, when
t he plucky little sheriff, who was
told to take him, though deserted
by his deputies whispered to him.
that he must go or be killed on the
spot. Unfortunately, too, for BIN
he las some indiscI eet friends aud
az |; wless as himself, who in disre-
gard of alljuStlce and decency en-
tered the Jail Saturday night and
set him at III erty. Harry, howev-
er, seems to have some ''iucid i'll
tervals" and With returning reason,
he had enough senSe Of deceDcy
left ana fears sufficiently whole
some Tor the laws Of tile land, to
surrender himself voluntarily to
tue jailer again on Monday-from
whose custody he was released by
the jrdse On Tues day, upon the as
sural CO ofphl siciaps that his health
would be impaired byconfnement.
Such the man, virginians, who has
the honor of representing you in
the highest councils of the nations
and yet he is the superior of the
man Mahone, who is now trying to
lie his successor and to whom he
owes his promotion. Shame upon
you, if you do not by your votes
this fail, retire both OF them to pri-
vate life forever.